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If you're willing to self-host, Photoprism[0] is pretty nice and easy to get up and running. It has the flavor of Google Photos, but it's definitely a step dow

If you're willing to self-host, Photoprism[0] is pretty nice and easy to get up and running. It has the flavor of Google Photos, but it's definitely a step down in UX. One of the features I really love about Google Photos is the ability to jump quickly through time. Like if I'm looking for a photo I took around June 2018, I can get to it in <5 seconds. I didn't realize what a magical feature it is until I tried looking for it with alternatives and found that they all have a lot of scrolling, pausing to load new photos, more scrolling. But I'm impressed with what Photoprism has achieved as a small, donation-funded OSS project, so I'm hoping to see them grow. [0] https://photoprism.app https://photoprism.app

jessedhillon 5y ago
>Like if I'm looking for a photo I took around June 2018, I can get to it in <5 seconds. Not only that, you can search for a photo of a light bulb you know you took, but don't know when, but simply typing "light bulb".
- StavrosK 5y ago
  PhotoPrism does this too.
hanniabu 5y ago
Do you know if they have a portable option so i can keep it on my external drive that i have all my media on?
- durovo 5y ago
  Yes, I have it installed locally. Haven't played around with it much though, features like grouping by face were not present the last time I checked. Honestly, Google Photos is just too convenient. Photoprism is a good backup option though.
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